1987 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series - Nice! No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Sorry about the limited pictures, I'll try to get some more up by the end of the weekend. If you want to see anything specific, feel free to let me know. Car is nice and well-maintained (I have a very complete file of records going back to circa 1990). However, it is important to remember that the car does have 104K miles on it, so it is not perfect. I am the third owner. Car was first leased in VA for 2 years, then bought by the second owner in NC where it lived from 1988-2011. Options include: DISCLAIMER: This vehicle is almost 27 years old, so NO WARRANTY of any kind is expressed/implied. $500 deposit required via PayPal within 24 hours of winning bid. Final payment to be made via cashier's check, cash, or personal check (though vehicle can not be released until check clears bank). Thanks. |
Lincoln Town Car for Sale
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